What level of diving experience is required for Radazul?

Radazul is rated advanced with depths of ≤ 40 m. A PADI Open Water certification or equivalent is the minimum recommended, with PADI Advanced Open Water strongly recommended for this site.

What marine life can you see at Radazul?

At Radazul, divers commonly encounter: groupers, moray eels, octopus, sea fans, damselfish, conger eels.

Where is Radazul located?

Radazul is located in Spain, in the Gran Canaria region (coordinates: 28.4012, -16.3239).

Radazul Diving - Gran Canaria, Spain

Radazul is an advanced dive area on Tenerife's eastern coast, reaching 40 meters depth across an extensive volcanic reef system. This popular diving hub offers a range of profiles from shallow shore dives to deep boat dives along dramatic volcanic formations. The deeper walls feature black coral, gorgonians, and impressive sponge gardens, while the mid-range depths host barracuda, groupers, and green sea turtles. The shallower zones are famous for cuttlefish, angel shark encounters, and abundant nudibranchs. The eastern coast position provides reliable conditions, and the variety of dive profiles makes Radazul suitable for divers of all levels, with advanced certification needed for the deeper explorations.